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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
SHE WAS POISONED MAYS BITE

Louis II. Miibrook, grocer, of No. 81 Tenth-ave'
complainant against Charles Possehl, age thirty
five, Oil-rencr OF the same address, at Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. on August Il, during
an alteration In Mlbrook's store, PO--chl bit the
right hand Of Mrs Jano AnlbrOok, the wife Of the
grocer IL IL believed that boOdpOsOning has set In
and the hand and arm are swollen anu painful She
ha- been confined " her bed and Is lying at present
dangerously Ill and unable to appear in court. DR.
McNey, Of No 800 Vest Nineioenth--t, her ply sclan
regaris hor condition as critical. POssohl accused
MibrOOk OF a-saulting him, hut the lattor proved
cunclu-ivcy that he merely defended his wife. As
Po,-el was biting the woan's hand at tho tmo, and
IL required two men to tear him away, justice,
Duffy he that MllbrOOh justified ana discharged
him. POs,chl committed to prison without BAH
to await examination.
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UER TALKATIVENESs LED TO HER ARREST

Mrs. Annie McGrath, OF No. 1874 Dcgraw-t.,
Brooklyn, arraigne before Police Justice Massey
yesterday, upon charge Of arson In setting fire
to the tenement at No. 1873 by KEENAN, St. where she
lived July 10. to July 81. The chief evidences
against her is the statement OF Mrs Annie smith,
Who live. H. the same house and who says Mrs.
McGrdth tCll her te. DAYS aft1r the second fire,
that there would soon be another one, she had
been dreaming OF FIRE. on Monday, Mrs. smith says.
Mis-. Mcirath met her again and asked If there had
been another hre. When told there had not, shts
said there had and that n woman told her Of it,
She further said that turpcnttne used when the
first fire took place. but that dy Mantle would be
used the next time and there would DO no escape
for the people When asked how any would get
IN the house TO do the damage. sho. said she had u
key. Il IL thought that the woman Is insane from
her talking so freely about the matter.
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ANOTuER POsTPOyEMENT AT ISLAND PARK

ALBANY, Aug. "a (SpecidA tremendous thunder storm
this morning Island Park track and contn
cloudy weather with drilling rain. caused second
vexaous postponement OF the Grad Circuit meeting Tho
gers effort start and the gates we're
opened shortly before small crowd assembled. but
half past the attempt aDani onod and 1t was de-
hold till at IL o'clock The soects
are still unfavorable and IL doubtful II the eare pro-
gramme got through with by Saturday. Murphy has
of his back to New YORK eayng four for
him 10 VI. h. Weeks. Jesse Yrreance
and L. II. Hurd here with trotters from the New
Club the veteran campaiguer, Billy
New Jersey from Utica ana
account OF his breaking down
of 81 900 between the gelding
Pilot BAY Ceatella. which To 90
declared OF Tor the present and VIII
DO trotted halimile track later on.
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4 WYE VINO oEyBors TO 4 FEMALE BARBER

WIPE VINO DEFICITS TO FEMALE BARBER
The motion for amony and counsel fee in the suit for
limited divorce brought by Mrs Ann Eiz Johnson, OF
Hampstead, l.. l.. against Andrew johnson, under
taker the details OF which printed last week
argued before Judge Bartlett in the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn yesterday. Mrs JohnsOn's lawyer set forth
the cruelty with which she had been treated her
band in the last few years. after married life OF
eighteen years and said that Johnson made proper
provision for her support and neglected her. The
counsel Tor the husband said the only OF difficulty
between the parties to the suit that the
daughter OF the village barber Barbara Schmidt used TO
shave Johnson when her father was not In his shop
The opposing counsel retorted that letter from
Barbara to Johnson, In which she wrote of meeting him
and hoping to meet him again. and addressed him
affectionately. The sum OF 81 a week alimony was
allowed, and the trial will be the fret Monday in
September.
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JERSEY CITY.

While being berthed Friday the steamship City OF icn
mond Inman Line met with an accident whicn NAY
nrevent her rom sailing Saturday Her propeller wheel
got teegraphc cable and submarine DIVERS
Yesterday the vessel was sent
20 drydock Tho cable which from the lnnan DOCK AZ
Grand Cortandt st. this city, was broken put IL mas
since been repaired
Tho County Freehoders s investigating eharges
Farmer LondTigan III aeseu ss ITO "~'
used products OF the farm for his own use
Phiopena Fendner the wife OF Jacob Fendtner OF no ~
Cooks mas become dsmented On Tuesday night she az
10 cut her throat with KNIFE who lie ay
in bed The she made at his bedside MN ad
ne her her from carrying ont
her purpose III couple had never had quarrel she WIZ
probably be sent TO the insane asylum
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRlpGKPORr-G George Whetsine who on August snot
IN, Killed himself left Will glvng an ms
property wife who lies at the city hospital dying
lie body of John New who fell from the schooner en-
mic gers tuesday while lying at the wharf here and wa.
recovered yesterday oscar hitneT, Il
Yahn John OCOnnor J. Johnson. f. klstner d. iazar W.
Neadels ". Schedinger. W. Painter, H. EHwOOi t. kutner
f. Kelly will represent Bridgeport AZ the COM
ing Turner's convent n IN Merden Emory r. stronE
town his weeks vacation visiting the
principal nd cities investigating their systems of
caring the de endent poor.
sTAMFoRp.-Mrs Henry ward Beecher, who has been
spending here with her daughter Mrs. scove
started New yesterday To await the arrival OF Dr.
from England aud 10 take part In the Weco
cerenoLlAs Il tie Eyerett HOUSE ON satuIlAy
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FACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Aug "a The Great Ebor Handicap Of 1000
ereigns mile and half to-day AT the YORK Au
gust meeting aud by Bridges Wivams's hve.year
old bay Silence Lord Wloughby dc Brskcs fouryear
Oliver Twist second and Sir r. Jardnes
three yearold bay colt Agit&tor third There
The betting against Silence was 10 to and his
great surprise. w. l. Ansons sxyear-od
horse Pr Rudolph favOrte at against q The
against oliver Twist to and against AgitAtor
5tO2.
The the Prince OF Waless for twOyear0s
by r. Vvners chestnut colt Crowbcrr, by half
length Lord Zetands colt Caer came In second
three lengths advance OF j. II. Houlsworths bay colt
ArraEdsle third. There were six starters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
DRIVEN CRAZY BY INHALING ACID FUMES.

DR. Howard A. Lever Health officer OF the tow o. rIusn
ing L. L. has filed his report several cases OF ,
which have recently caused much trouble IN soneSe
L. I Two OF the men Boyer and Charles ScnW Nt
ger are raving manacs in Poughxeep.e Asylum ~ was q;
that acids used on the peparstosS
Kenert Rubber Works where the men
hal affected their brains In his report Dr. lever
This theory saving that In opinion, tho inhang OF the
volatile fumes bsuphate of carbon was the drect cause
Of of The Board OF ealth nus
proprietor OF the works to take greater
against the escape OF the Fumes ana 70 post
the character OF the work. so that employees may
hso hair Ona
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WHAT 1s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Electrical Control CITY HAN NOM
Ives & Co.'s ease before Referee Noah Davis. noon ~
Emigration Commission investigation custom n ,i"
Interstate ExtradiCi0n Conference Bar hssocia'ion
rooms.
Racing at Monmouth Park, 2 80 D. NJ , ,u
Baseball-New-Yo York agt. Chicago, roo Drouhus' pA
Sale OF the Brighton Beach Railroad. Brooklyn o
DeDarure OF General Rodney O. Wards hunting eApo
dIti0n from BROOKLYN. ,,. ,.,on,o
United Lager Beer Brewers Benevolent Bureau picnic
at Washington Park --,..,.- 81,
Meeting OF the East Side Improvement Association OF
Harlem n. m.
Annual dinner OF tho Corn Club Aston House.
Funeral OF william Ii. Jones' Mount Vernon
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

n,., yoyt yyot,l-Robert NJ McLane U. q. Minister 70
rance Iouis Mofane and James MoLane OF Baltimore
Allan McLane OF WashngonI General r.
Square Hofei-Emo de Muruaga. spanish Minister ~
Avenue John
Henderson OF Missouri 0tsey HouseCAesaF rncS
OF Connecticut Arsn@ Hotsl-J n MADE o. WssS
nrn Of Massachusetts and Judge Alton Parker OF hng
ston n " Windsor Hotel-Columbus Il. Cummings oi
Chicago
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SMUGGLING DIAMONDS IN HIS CLOTHES.

Colonel Story, of the oldest inspectors in the
Customs Service, discovered neat attempt to
smuggle lot of diamonds by represer tative OF
Philadelt hia firm yesterday. Mr. Freche was
passenger on the steamship Belgenland. from
Antwerp aud his promptness to declare that he had
fortv-one diamonds valued at $34S and his move
ments the ship aroused Colonel SiOrys ,eions.
He had the passenger searched, and found eleven
larger and more valuable diamonds secreted on his
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DEATH or rHE REV. WILLIAM oHEsrERs WIFE.

DEATH or TIE REV WILLIAM OHESTERS WIFE
Mrs William Chester. the wife OF the Rev. william
Chester associate pastor Of tue Phillips Presbyterian
Church In Madson-ave died In Lugano, Italy, on Tues
day. The young couple married In May AT the
home OF the brides mother Mrs. William H. Cushing In
Washington. Mr.. Oh ester graduated from the Union
Theological Seminary in May. Shortly after he was
married he received leave OF absence and he and
wife sailed for Europe June ~. They proposed TO
travel over the Continent returning to New-YOrk on
October l. Mrs Cheslers death xpecfed "a no
intmatlon OF any previous illness had eceiy ed by
her relatives friends The Rev Dr. Alexander, the
pastor OF the church, absent from the city the
reached the parsonage IL Is supposed thar death
resulted from Roman fever"
Mrs Chester well known in society Mt Washington
and u young lady OF great beauty aud culture
Although slightly known In this city she had endeare
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IAyplcAp srErpLrcnAsE. SHORT COURSE.
AUCTION POOLS.

race-Lo ge!e and Kinghsh $50 each, Geraldine
sl7 Persimmons and satan S. held 81.
Second SIS ROYAL Arch S2l, Pearl Jennings
ST. Doubt SIG. Lottery Sl2
Third race Frenzi $50 Wary 1925 Miss Ford and Girls
cite sll5 Hypasa and Flageoletta $50 each
Fonrth race Maggie Mitchell Sllu Percles t55 Modesty
$50 Littre S23 Carssima $50 KensngtOn. Valiant and
Beverly $40 each Justin Mack -.
Fifth race-Abraham and Breyfoge $40 each, field So
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TWO COAL TRAINS CRASHED ToGETHE

coal the Central Railroad Of s
OH the coal train going In the same d
recon ran wreckng the engine OF the second anu
ditch and the tracks in all possible sapes BON ,sscxs
hours The accident was the TO-
sn OF signals by the engineer OF the
second train The signal SAYS the DANCER slana
sst and The engineer not Both engineer anu
fireman Jumped they that COLLISION Was mn.
nent and saved themselves from instant dea lhe' "00
IL aito lv hrui sad
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STATEN ISLAND.

The pilot boat Hope NO H. which returned from an East
cruise yesterday reports Friday night "he run
ming before castery yale heavy the ioremast was
sprupR heavy the little craft washing oyet-
board poatkeoper Charles WALTON aud two OF ms crew.
SweGes attempts rescue the proven
less, owing the heavy sea aud darkness
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NEW ARR.

Mr., David Ladd age twentysir was found dead In her
bed in boarding house. No 315 Mnlberry,st on MonaS
and the indicate suicide Inc matter was no
reported TO police until Yesterday me OhcI
had habits I'd Threatened 10
the bomss and Mrs Barlow the landady informed MT LAID
that would have The husband anu wlle Hta
quarrel afeTward Death was causcu w
Iono o. anln nI1nl
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sarned runsaPsD9[g On basss "
ourg. z; New.York g. STRUCK out-Carron l. GAVIN J.
.icisr Keefe ]. First base on balls-Carron DAT
~ympe l. Dorgan J. Home runs None Three base hits
;cnr iwob1se hts-COnnOr !. Dalrympe L. Double
lays-Smith AID Barley stolen bases-DOrgan l. Brown
Hit by pitcher None. Wild pitehes-None. Passed
1als-Brownl Umpire-Mr Powers. lime-l;45
The New.YOrk wretched exhibition OF feeble
Yesterday allowed Philade phs club TO 1t and
third in the champ onship race The games 10
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LONG ISLAND.

FosTERs MI Apow A team Of horses belonging TO John
FELTON, farmer frightened by the cars Yesterday ana
ran AWAY IN ing FELTON, OF hs seat dragging him
along the road Fina " OF the animals tell on him. MI
FELTON, seriously aud probably fatally Injured.
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THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT POSTPONED.


NEWPORT. Aug 24-owing 10 the Indictment weather and
poor condition OF grounds the contests in the
Lawn Tennis Tournament were indefinitely post
poned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

WrsrcHFsrgR Professor Peter r. TaTpy has been
pointed superintendent Of the Indian training School at
on and Junction Democratic senatorial ConVen
ton prisug the counties OF Wrstcheser ana RocSani
called Nyack ROckand county, on DC
toll
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person. These seized together with the otbs,.
whIeh were much undervaued and sent 10 the se,znrs
room for ex animation and appraisal Unless M
Frechs rays the PENALTIES and the full duty lew tn
diamonds will be retained BY the GoYernmsnt - o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
FAUX PAS WINS AT SARATOGA.

'oTTERY RUNNING IN THE COLoRs OF THE EX-
CELsIOR STABLES
SARATOGA Aug PA. b. Haggn's utterly worthless
ly Faux Pas succeeded to-day winning from lot
youngsters wretched than herself The going was
exceptionally heavy and her hight weight pulled her through
Trainer uggns has sold Mr. Cassatts colt Lottery to the
Excelsior stable He second today and will be win
ing brackets soon
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $780, BEATEN HORSES ONE MILE.
VI cassidy's oh Harry Glenn by GlensHrry;Menr,
H s sisy ss b. lre $. " Ea%sj
e SrSy SlGSS a sSs
Betung-Gray Cloud to g. Ltrel to l. woOdnOwer to
Etiren s2s wesdH0weS 81 Geld SIS
Inn a. turn and not being healed sS a. ssaTs y
bird Burton was wlthdrawn.
ECoND RACE-PURsE 5000 MAIDEN Two-YEAR-OLDs
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE FURLoNGs.
B. Higgins CHI Faux Pas by Prince Charlie BnndeHr
M Ryes b. C Colonel ze6 Ward wiiliam.l 2
b PatIcns en- T. sadie Me- Penny
fHSes ss ssasl chs hS Gisf f
henGTs' b. Pee %ssp Ls%s}
; " Streets b. T. Comeawsy lol ..tr 1ISmpsoIl Q
Y. ii. Harding Co.'S b. Delp1ins. 9s.........tMoors)
Rs..lng-raqr Pas to !: csrFs g to-
an Il u To S sadie Nc Is TO cOmesway
led to the head Of the ho@ssiFoSh where .s was
lengths before Tatian third
THIRD RAcE-PURsE $3.50. SPECIAL WEIGHTS $40
MILES.
Excelsior Stables ch Nettle by Dickens-Nete aged
Excelsior Stable. c6 G Lottery l.
J. Dunn Co. eh h. FaIeoner O. leo S sBee.(
N. Kahns b. I. MoOnshins SO (wiliams)
Bett,ng-Himaayo even. Nettie to l. Moonshine to
Lottery 10 TO + FaloOnsr 10 80 % ss,, GO,
fought Tor the lead to the half
holding place TO the hnsh. landed winner by two
lengths The second third horses finished three lengths
apart the others close up
FOURTH RAcE-PURsE $500. SELLING SIX FURLoyGs.
d. Waldo. g. cIonee by Fechter AthcDia' yrs. lo5
i;x6v &yaa%
D. A HS1iss6 g. Colonel Owens; 5 (R HARRIS
W il, Tm%oas', Dr. e Miller, .. lo9 Dunn
Ss%S ssss s Or W jas4 Nos. o.
street. en- Beverly !. SGTesns(
( sss,a%s ST s & Felix hn 90 osH Lsw
c cOrneh'en' b. 6 Tu9l: i9l BaTTsi0
Beung-rranz to & Rebel Friend to /. Col OVENS
g. clS3.s e raS. g Miller % + Witch
Aas, a pooisNRsbsi Friend SIG Col owen. SIS Miller
the too.
sss 5Ss +. the EN-. NON by Two
the rest strung out
FIFTH RAcE-PURse $500. srEEPLEcHAsr. SELLING
ABOUT q NILES
O. Germans b. g. Beechmoor. by Creedmoor auda aged,
Astssmsn e.; 6IsyiSss aged SaTssa|
Betting Bsechmoor TO s. Brey iogle sven Bruton to l.
sd from sass % sl'a Saa
went the course fhsre bid for the winner
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
SEioHTs. BIZ FTRLoSose
K Es=s w:.sss Es%s w.g gSS
s::.s I$s ffs'ay u
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NEWS FROM THE SUB URBS.

Ksmptou Thomas Dorsey I.seI Merssrean sor peR
Eiaworfh William r. Morgan John r. Msrt george 1'
Zones Frank @. Van Orden and George H. shaner.
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The PoI chester annual regatta TOOK pace on luesday
The course was from opposite thoDe Beach

around Scotch Cap Buoy and return. sae twice
boats divided classes The ma OF
the class by the Frou FrOu In A.. Ann
The prize. $50 by the DOpAn. n 2om
3Os The third slo won by the Mcrope IL An 5Gn
3Os The in the class $50 by the
Zelda IN 5 6 40s and the second prize $O was won by
the Fancy NJ. In oh lon POS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGEN
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sunrises 8 10 Sets $40 l1:03 Moons ago.
WATER.
AN-Sandy Heog. DIG Gov IsIi Ola HelGats 2n3
PV--sandy Hook. O49 Gov IsId O:54 Hell Gata Pa
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ATTEMPT AT SUIOIDE BY Az ENGINEER.

Company reached the transmitting in the base.
ment of the Wells Building yesterday morning. they
found the engineer OF the building. L. @. Mcmahon,
lying across the steps leading to the dynamvs lie
had fallen there after shooting himself in the left side
with 32.caliDre revolver. McMahon had been on
a debauch for Il week, and suffering from the
effects when he shot himself. The wound was pro-
nOunced dangerous but not necessarily fatal On
the de-k OF the head OF his department he haa left the
following letter.
"Good-by, Derrick, old hoy. Never think any
thing wrong of me. matter what you hear 1t is all
false GOod-by. Love to all. God forgive rue, but
| cannot live with such agitation"
Mcmahon considered a good workman when
sober. lie a brother OF William Mcmahon, tie
plaintiff In the famous MoMahon- Flynn suit IN con.
nection with tho Subway work.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l55 63dst
Hours-ste IL 5toI Disease, u chs Nsrv)us Systsu.
Genito. Uriaary OrgsH4 Iapotsnce N stsrilty
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HOME NE VS..

many messages sympathy and inquiry have been re-
cetyed at the parsonage.
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BROOKLYN.

A cycling and athletic tournament VIII be held at
the BroohIyn Athletic Club grounds Dckaib iShd
Clas.on aycs, by Prospect Ilarrer' ana the Mas
san Whccmcn on Labor Day, september .. .
srrclai contest Will DO the half-illc run Tor the
championship Of Long Island
Tine Union Elevated Railroad Company has macs d
mortgage FOR S7,OOOOOO covering all it, properly aho
franchl,cs To the central Trust company I,Ohus VIII
be Issued a. the WORK OF construction proceeds
Peter Montonus, tailor, age thrty-'eveh, VI NO
oo2 stagg-,t shot himself twice In the head on IueN
,.ay night shortly before midnight ana Hed almost
Immediately He had been des lOndent from business
trouble, and had tricd to end his lie before lie cl'
u wife and three children
The body Of a woman, age about twenty was
found In the Buttermilk Channel yesterday by the
crew Of the tug Hattie j. 1t was tOWed 10 bIOohS
and aced ia the Morguo 1t had been long uMe
In the water -
Martin Madican, Seventeenth Ward llquor-deaier.
has di.apucarcd. and creditors TO whom he owes
= 900 are loOlng for him. lie Wa an active DemO-
cratic politician aud officer in st. Pairlchs ALL
ance OF America
II WAS rcuorted Yesterday that Commodore bchhahl'
Of the Lighthouse Department, VIII succeed kear AZ
iral Oh, rard In command OF the Navy larI ana mat
Tho newly created Rear Admiral VIII be pIaon III
command Of the NOuh Atlantic squadron, ne IS
stil AZ Long Branch, whittier ho went lor MS he'n
recently.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

The fuferal Of Theodore f. Tomlinson took place
Yesterday at the Church Of the Holy Trinity at fhth
ave. and One-hundred- and twenty -ffth-st. large
number Of tho friends Of Mr.. Tomnson were present
The Rev. DR. W. O. lawson pro rector or the cnuron,
of1cated. The cOmmittal service was also feipi "'
the church. The burial was ut Noodlawn'
The Fulton Market Fishmongers' Associaton' Vi
which S. Il. Miller Is chairman ana @. f. Moon secrc'
tary, ADOPTED Appropriate resolutions yesterday Cd
the death Of Spencer L. Baird United states Fish
Commls sioncr, Fish Commissioner Biachord oHeIin@
them.
Herman Ludwig, tho alleged German forger was
arragned before United States COMMISSIONER deuel.
yesterday. His counsel objected to documentary eVl'
d.nco as testimony and the case was ADJOURNED ior
further hearing
The ships f. b. sutton and Saint Francis have ar
rived here from san Francisco with the large amount
OF 5000 tons Of sugar grown In the Sand"lch lsaN'
Another cargo Is soon To arrive
number Of persons have applied TO tho CNp
service Commission to be examined for the place VI
Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections but no examination
will be he'd until the Police Board certtcs that theo
is vacancy and calls for list Of persons ensDio "
appointment.
At No. $40 West Forty thirdst yesterday the
Rev Dr. Hastings read the Presbyterian funeral ser
vices over the body OF Isaiah =. Fitch Among tnoso
.cnt were DR.. Campbell Amos q. Han, l'Oyd tOl'
General : \. duncan, David NJ. Earl and l. WILCOX
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OTSTERARN INCORPORATE AN ASSOCIATION
The Wholesale oyster Dealers and Planters Association OF
New-York has been incorporated trustees are Azel r.
Merrill. William Van Name Winfield stringham, John p
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IECoND RACE-PURsE $500. MAIDEN Two-YEAROLDs
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE FURLONGs,

Betting-Faux Pas to Zeb Ward TO Carrie g. to l.
Iysr Thread TO l. Holland 10 Cantolet 10 to i, Ia
ian ~ TO Pee Weep 10 sadie Nc rs TO /. Comeaway
20 10 !, Delphine 80 TO !.
Auction pools-Faux Pas $25 Zeb Ward so, field $50
Sadie Nc led to the head OF the homesrech where abe was
by Faux Pas who with the eaest posi-
BILE and by two lengths Zeb Ward second SIX
lengths before Tatian third
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

The New.I ORR and Chicago CLUBS VIII pay uV
Grounds today.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY.
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THIRD RAcE-PuRsE $3.50. SPECIAL WEIGHTS l 3-16
MILES.

Betting-HimaayO even, Nette 10 J. Moonshine to
Lottery 10 To !, FslcOner 10 To L.
Auction poos-H mslaya $50 field S25.
Noon fought for the lead TO the hamile
post but Nette ouran them both the lower turn and
holding place the finish, landed winner by two
lengths The third horses finished three lengths
apart the others close up